The Zero is yet another bottle packaging design that looks at extracting the very last drop of its contents. We saw a similar toothpaste design that used centrifugal force to drive all the toothpaste towards the mouth. The question here is, does this concept work or should designers put back their thinking caps and come up with something different? What do you say?
Designer: Yongwoo Shim
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I find this concept unnecessary. I mean, people could use ordinary bottles and sway their hands, and get the same result. Right?
Also, this is so space consuming when you’re travelling.
It looks nice though!
https://www.yankodesign.com/2013/08/07/why-does-this-toothpaste-have-a-hole/
it is red-dot winner 2013
‘Zero’ is a work of the winners of the Red Dot Award 2013. While this award is confirmed Janko came up a similar design. ‘zero’ did not follow the toothpaste. I did the first.
Thank you.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152300861336959&set=a.10152300859976959.1073741834.39644961958&type=1&theater
http://www.red-dot.sg/en/online-exhibition/concept/?code=1076&y=2013&c=23&a=0